Look inside for great book to learn assembly

[hobosrock696]

So I got this book about 2 years ago when I was still struggling with c++ and I picked it up again a week ago and wrote myself a little dos asm program that messes with chars displayed on the screen.

The point is "Assembly Language Step-by-step: Programming with DOS and Linux" is just about the best guide anywhere for learning asm. It starts with the basics and spends 150 pages on how a computer works, hex, binary and explanations of things. Then it continues on to teach you assembly but it doesn't just throw instructions at you. The instructions taught in the book are all explained so that you know what goes on behind the scenes when an instruction like pusha or popa is used.

Also moar ppl in asm section plox? Seems to me like this place is dying hehe I gave up on c++ for now assembly time

[-Raz0r-]

* Raises hand
Much appreciated =o

[why06]

I'll take a look. Can always use a good book. I just hope its not written in some fked up syntax like HLA...

[hobosrock696]

No hla the author makes a point about hla being useless (Or he said something about it...)